The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-22

}. II you want anything in I'll
!. hardware line, 60 TO Jacob Sci
warz's and get prices before buy
= ing.
The j. K. Rochester post, g. A
R.. elected the following officers 70
ensuing year: P. C. Jacob Weav
er, Sen. V G. Jos TIafler. j. v. @
d A. Raymond, Chaplain S. H
) Bright. Or. N. Il o. Kittsmiller
Surgeon Phil Slisher, o. ID. j.. E
/, F. Yanhorn. Delegate to De
pertment Encamptment, r. o
Kittsmiller. Alternate, A. Ray
mond.
VIM. Waner's splendid team o.
draught horses were out when the
alarm of FIRE sounded yesterday
morning. and Mr. Waner attached
the hook ana ladder carriage to his
wagon, and the horses went tearing
up Main street on full gallop. The
ringing of the bells on the carriage
and the flying horses was q sight
which reminded ono of the fire de-
partments in our large cities.
The city of Logan was again
aroused by fire Wednesday morning.
Some one struck a match ON the
safe in Mr.. Tipton's store, and the
blazing head few off and lit in .
pile Of cotton en- the top shelf about
ten feet away. The cotton being
ioose. it biazed up, and bad il not
been for the prompt action of those
in the store at the time, might have
resulted in another disastrous FIRE,
as tie stiff wind which was blowing
would have helped it along. The
fire department. with a prompti
tndo accelerated by our recent ca
lamI,y, were nearly to tho Scene of
action when word was passed that
the FIRE was out.
iev. Moore will deliver & lecture
Sunday evening IN the Presbyteri
an charcII on "Mohammcd and Mo
hammcuanism." Mr.. Moore is a
scholarly gentleman. and the forth
coming lecture promises to be rich
intellectual treat as well as a Whole
some moral lesson. just now, when
our literature Is infected with the
liberalism" of Edwin Arnold. and
writers Of his cIass, with atlem pts
to rats up Mohammed and Buddha.
and Brigham Roung on tho front
line of Reformers. positive christian
men like Mr.. Moore. are. needed in |
the forum as we'll as in the pulpit. !
We hope the lecture will Le well at
tended.
Tho prom.tness Of our Fire De
! ariment yesterday morning, WAS
the praise Of all. In the shortest
possible time alter the alarm, the
whuie APPARATUS was OH the way to
the lire, ready for action. 1t is the
pride of our town and should be
Now, that they pro
pose siring a dance next Monday
'vening. ut the Rink. the proceeds
o be applied to fse suits for the
'oys. they should receive that en-
which their laudable
'Ho,ts to save our properly deserve.
We know our citizens will not be
low 10 show them a proper appre
ialion Buy a ticket whether you
lance or Eot.
Go and See the Chri,tmas tree
t the East End Grocery ,and buy
ION off its boushs the sweelest
f candies, whitest of pop CORN, !
'est of peanuts, and finest of all
lnds of fruits and good things,
1iih which il shines resplendani. !
INDY Holl the jovial proprietor. r
arries the finest line OF Grocer
IS in the civ, and his Christmas
rec bountiiully laden, Is only an
ndex TO his slock of goods. Ii
'ill pay The people 10 give him
call and they will admit that 1
,r fine goods, cheap prices and :
ourleous treatment, Andy can
OF be excelled.
Our business men have been I
Ding a splendid Holiday trade. L
he stock OF goods in all The ?
ores is unusually large and eIe-
ant, and those who have liberal.
advertised have scarcely time a
wait OIL their many customers.
We venture to say that there is :,
IT a business man in our city
hose increased trade has no;
zen ten lines more than the ad L
'rtlsing cost.
The next thing after getting a il
ce lot of goods is 10 let the pub I'll
know you have them for sale.
le advertisement does this for
~ better than a boy ringing a - =,
ii or daub of paint on a barn
board fence, or a dodger that
dges you and hides in the gut eo
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